__/ [Fritz M] on Sunday 18 December 2005 05:46 \__
> delboyz wrote:
>
>> I have been trying to get this site on <a
>> href="http://www.endowment-claims-uk.co.uk";>endowment claims</a> to get
>> a good listing on Google without any success.
>>
>> Is there any obvious reason why this is happening?
>
> The only mentions listed by Google are spam from you in discussion
> forums. I don't think Google can detect these as spam and I don't know
> what kind of authority Google's algo places on discussion forums, but I
> can't imagine it's all that high. Your hit-and-run spam comments
> certainly aren't winning you any points among the regulars in those
> forums and they're not going to bother linking to your website.
>
> You don't mention what your important keywords are, but "endowment
> claims" is a very high CPC phrase. You're competing against a few tens
> of thousands of other web pages on the same topic.
>
> RFM
> http://www.cyclelicio.us/
Google is listing no links, but Yahoo lists 15. From what I can gather,
Yahoo often counts links an order of magnitude higher.
You site is definitely in Google's index (search for
'site:http://www.endowment-claims-uk.co.uk/'). Getting good ranks is an-
other matter. I often think of site rank as a matter which involves a
great deal of inertia -- a popularity momentum. How will a site ever get
links without visitors to be aware of its existence? My Web pages (going
back to 2002) used to be merely invisible. When I moved to a separate do-
main in August 2004 and had my projects listed in MATLAB central (often
PageRank 6) for contributions I made. The pages began to be perceived as
ones that are worth crawling. The ranks improved over time. I know a few
people who can tell a similar story. It is total strangers who bookmarked
pages and recommended them in various forums that did the SEO.
best wises,
Roy
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